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Click on the links below to connect to
fall '08
English courses
Film courses
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The English Department Program Planning Meeting will be
Tuesday, November 11th
from 4-5:30 p.m.
in Sulzberger Parlor.
The departmental sign-ups for spring restricted English
classes
will be posted at around that time - details TBA.
SENIORS PLEASE NOTE:
English majors sign up
for senior seminars will again be done through eBear. Please make
sure you are on the departmental email listserve and
watch for coming instructions.
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For announcements and updates about courses, click
here.
BC 3120: Creative
Non-Fiction: Journalism
is now being offered in the
fall as well as the spring.
New
Course: BC 3252: Contemporary
Media Theory--Jon Beller
DEADLINE to apply for Fall '08
creative writing courses or to be a Creative Writing Concentrate
was the last day of the program filing period (April
28th, 2008.) It will be November 25, 2008
for spring 2009 courses. If you have questions about either, please
contact the Director of the program, Prof. Timea Szell -
tszell(at)barnard(dot)edu.
Columbia Daily Spectator seeks Opinion Section
Columnist for Fall 2008. Deadline
to apply is 8/1/08.
Click
HERE
for details.
Barnard has its own literary magazine,
"Echoes", founded
in the fall of 2006. Click
HERE
for contact and submission information.
We regularly post information writing
competitions or submission opportunities for students. Click on "Non-Barnard
Competitions for Students" above for more information
information.
The Columbia Daily
Spectator
announces English as the
most currently popular major at Barnard and commends the
department for offering the most concerned and helpful
advising program. Of their 11 "Great Courses,"
three are offered by the Barnard English Department:
Jennie Kassanoff’s American Fiction, Bashir Abu-Manneh’s
Cultures of Colonialism, and Mary Gordon’s writing
classes.
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Clearing out shelves?
Looking for something to read?
The Barnard English department has a BOOK SWAP.
It is located in the bookcase at the southern end of
the main corridor on the fourth floor of Barnard hall.
Come browse or unload your old books.
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Join the
English Department Listserv! Get announcements about
department events, course registration, and more. To
sign up, send an email to english(at)barnard(dot)edu
with the subject "subscribe english-l".
Include your name and affiliation (student, alumna, faculty,
or interested member of the public.)
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